Caption
Indiens - Pawnee Bill, Group portrait of Pawnee in front of a tent at the world exhibition in Antwerp, page, photomechanical print, photographer: Th. Lantin, Antwerp, cliché maker: Joseph Maes, 1894, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 160 mm x width 219 mm, anonymous historical persons depicted in a group, in a group-portrait, indigenous peoples of North America, tepee, tipi, teepee, world fair, world exhibition, original inhabitants of America, A group of people posed in front of a large conical tent, with some standing and some seated on the ground; several wear feathered headdresses and patterned clothing, some have long hair in braids, and many wear long narrow chest adornments and beaded or fringed garments; one seated person at the left holds a long patterned staff or strap, and a child sits on the ground near the center; the tent shows vertical stitching and laces at its entrance, and a wooden fence or wall is visible behind the tent.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B06_139
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53.9Mb (11.0Mb) / 16.1in x 13.0in / 4818 x 3907 (300dpi)